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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2017
Sailors
from 1B
game against the No. 3 finish-
er in the Mountain West
Special District 2 division.
Last Friday, the Sailors
looked like a team on a mis-
sion.
“All week we talked about
being ready to play and not
being complacent,” said
Mapleton coach Jeff Greene.
“We talked about respecting
our opponent and to keep our
momentum going.”
Key to that continued
momentum was the ability to
play well on both sides of the
football, which the Sailors had
little trouble with.
Offensively, the Sailors had
10 touchdowns, including 5
from junior wide receiver
Evan Moso, who rushed 11
times for a total of 247 yards.
Senior
quarterback
Dominic Wells had 2 touch-
downs for the Sailors, along
with 163 yards rushing on 11
carries and 55 yards passing.
The Sailors also got touch-
downs from senior Spencer
Cole on a 65-yard catch;
freshman Trysten Wagner,
who had 70 yards on 2 rushes;
senior Tanner Wilson; and a
touchdown pass from fresh-
man JJ Neece, who also
nabbed 81 yards rushing on 4
carries.
“We talked about how you
can turn a corner in perform-
ance and get to the next level,”
said Greene. “We also talked
about how hard it can be to
sustain it — and what we
needed to do to make that hap-
pen.”
At center, sophomore Dylan
Rogers “had a great night,
snapping the ball well and
providing protection,” said
Greene.
Defensively, sophomore
Nate Neece sparked Mapleton
with 9 tackles and a fumble
recovery.
“Nate just keeps getting
better and better,” Greene
said.
Wells had 8 tackles for the
night, along with 4 tackles
from Spencer, 3 tackles from
Rogers along with 2 intercep-
tions.
“Trysten has a nose for
interceptions and reads the
offense well,” Greene said of
Rogers, who also broke up a
pair of pass plays.
Other tackles came from
Wilson with 5, and JJ Neece
with 6.
“It was a great team win
and something we’ll continue
to build on,” said Greene.
The Sailors will host a rare
afternoon game this Saturday,
with Mapleton taking on
Horizon Christian in a non-
league match-up.
Kick-off is set for 1 p.m.
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The Lady Vikings varsity cross country team placed second at the 10-team Paul Mariman Invitational over the weekend.
Vikings
from 1B
spot with 37 points. Led by soph-
omore Hannah Rannow, the
Lady Vikings nabbed second
place with a score of 59 which,
like the boys team, included four
Fishing
from 1B
SILETZ RIVER: Steelhead,
Chinook, trout
The Siletz River remains
open for fall Chinook and fish-
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personal bests — including
Rannow’s time of 19:39.56 for
third place overall.
Freshman Brea Blankenship
also set a PR with her time of
20:42.02, followed by sopho-
more Chloe Madden’s PR time
of 21:33.90 and fellow sopho-
more Anne Wartnik in 21:39.73.
Freshman Gracie Freudenthal
ran a time of 21:52.14 for a per-
sonal best.
This Saturday, Siuslaw will
compete at the George Fox
Classic at Willamette State Park
in Gervais, leaving just three
meets left in the season —
including the Far West League
district meet (Oct. 26) and the 4A
state meet (Nov. 4) at Lane
Community College in Eugene.
Next Thursday, Siuslaw will
host the Run for the Brownies at
Sandpines Golf Links.
ing is starting to pick up in
tidewater.
Anglers are reminded the
two-rod validation is only
valid while angling in standing
water bodies excluding coastal
lakes with wild coho seasons.
Two rods are prohibited on all
coastal rivers, tidewater, estu-
aries and bays.
Trout remains open and
there should be some nice cut-
throat around. Remember the
limit on streams and rivers is
two per day over 8-inches.
COOS COUNTY LAKES
PONDS: Warmwater fish,
AND
trout
Largemouth bass fishing has
been good in many of the area
smaller lakes.
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Oktoberfest
Celebration
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(Pet Registration Does Not
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Please have your dogs current
on all shots!
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Races Begin at 3:00 pm
Awards for First and Second Place!
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